QUOTE(mansooriqbal @ Nov 26 2013, 01:55 AM)
btw horns (whenever you head here, reply
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do you get this weird sound problem. All of a sudden sound get super high and echoish and doesnt makes sense as all. In short it gets F-ed up and then I have to restart my laptop then it's back to normal. It used to happen to me.. but this last one week it happened to me thrice. Maybe it's my 1 year old windows problem? or sound driver problem? can you pass me link for the latest sound drivers for R4?
no, there is no weird sound issue since i got them. i still use the same old driver for w8 from dell (since 2012); i got an 'updated' one from windows updates (!), dated 9/7/2012 (yeah older than dell's, which is dated 10/25/2012).do you get this weird sound problem. All of a sudden sound get super high and echoish and doesnt makes sense as all. In short it gets F-ed up and then I have to restart my laptop then it's back to normal. It used to happen to me.. but this last one week it happened to me thrice. Maybe it's my 1 year old windows problem? or sound driver problem? can you pass me link for the latest sound drivers for R4?
wow. one year without formatting?! i get rid of my os at least 2 times a year. (this year i have a few more because of w7 to w8 pro to w8.1)
yeah reinstalling is better to check if it's the os. to me, it's likely not the sound driver.
QUOTE(refnulf @ Nov 26 2013, 02:00 AM)
Ahhh, nice to see a new thread!
My 7980M has been problematic the past few months, they've changed the card 5 times now and I'm still getting massive artifacts on the screen while doing normal things (surfing, work, etc)
I guess I'll have to call them back again for support.
i think they should check the display panel also (sometimes it's the loosened connection of the panel that causes this). you can use an external monitor to test.My 7980M has been problematic the past few months, they've changed the card 5 times now and I'm still getting massive artifacts on the screen while doing normal things (surfing, work, etc)
I guess I'll have to call them back again for support.
if not, yeah, it's time for new gpu
edit: maybe i was wrong about the driver dates.
side note - someone already has a simple workaround to patch the plextor m5m. I forgot i still have the dvdrom drive
This post has been edited by horns: Nov 26 2013, 07:42 AM
Nov 26 2013, 07:04 AM

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